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This is the view you have as they wheel you away... you can see but are unable to talk or move to show anyone you're still alive... NO... NO... don't take me away.. I'M STILL ALIVE... AHHHHH....
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First thought that popped in my head - was this Lizzie Borden's room??
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"soap dispenser" you guys are too funny! lol

great pictures, mottes!
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i like that, wanderer! conrad hilton lol
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If that's a face, it has one serious mono-brow!
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I think Fabio is about in the same shape as these buildings now. Me too.
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"He Who Transplanted Still Sustains"
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Nice to see I'm not the only zombie fan seeing this shoot. A tanning bed for zombies no less.
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The pink chips taste best.
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TB PTs were often tucked up under heavy blankets and slept outside in the cold air. Perhaps it hampered the infection and offered some welcome comfort?
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I want to eat the paint chips.
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Don't forget the zombie abatement costs.
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If vampires are immortal, can they safely drink blood type X?
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The gas was drawn thru large exhauster fans into a refinery like processing plant where tars, oils, napthalene, benzene, and other chemicals and dyes were extracted and sold. The 'cleaned' coke oven gas was then used to fire the ovens again, or used to supplement natural gas elsewhere in the steel mill, or even mixed with natural gas and distributed throughout the city. Coke Oven Gas has a btu value about half that of natural gas.
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Ok Im alone at work doing my research as usually and this is offically the first time Ive been so creeped out.....